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inclined planes. As a model, Ms. Steinbeck makes an inclined plane with a ramp that is 6 inches long. Inclined Plane 6 inches Ramp (not drawn to scale) Ms. Steinbeck wants each of her students to make an inclined plane that is 4 times larger than her model. She needs to calculate how much wood she needs for the ramps. She has 23 students in her class. How much wood, in inches, will Ms. Steinbeck need for all of the ramps? Show your work. A​

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Answer:

A) 552 inches

Step-by-step explanation:

To calculate the length of wood needed for each student's ramp, you need to multiply the length of the model ramp by the scale factor, which is 4 in this case:

6 inches (model ramp length) * 4 (scale factor) = 24 inches

Now that you know the length needed for one student, you can find the total amount for all 23 students:

24 inches (length for one student) * 23 students = 552 inches

Therefore, Ms. Steinbeck will need 552 inches of wood for all of the ramps.

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